Executive Officers

	Keith S. Fimian, Chairman and Founder. An original co-founder of Radonics in 1986, Keith Fimian was the Company's Chairman and CEO from its founding until 2000. Mr. Fimian is responsible for the Company's long-term business strategy, its key client relationships, and its new business development initiatives. Prior to founding the Company, Mr. Fimian worked for seven years with the international accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick, including a two-year rotational assignment in the firm's executive offices in New York City. A certified public accountant, Mr. Fimian received his Bachelors in Accounting from the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, where he was awarded a four-year scholarship and captained the football team.
	William H. Bowman, President and Chief Executive Officer. Bill Bowman joined U.S. Inspect in June of 2003, and is responsible for the execution of the strategic plan and operation of both U.S. inspect and its Commercial Assessments division. Prior to joining U.S. Inspect, he served as President and Director of ChildrenFirst Inc., and was responsible for all sales, marketing, and client services functions for this provider of backup childcare centers. Prior to joining ChildrenFirst Inc., Bill was President of Logal Software and was responsible for establishing the U.S. operations of this Israeli software company which he took public in 1996. In the years preceding his time at Logal, Mr. Bowman was a partner at Regis McKenna, Inc., was co-founder and CEO of Spinnaker Software Corp, and worked as a strategy analyst for the Boston Consulting Group. Mr. Bowman received his MBA (with distinction) from Harvard Business School. He received his BS in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University where he was a National Merit Scholar. Bill also co-founded the Montrose School, a private girls’ school located in suburban Boston and is a former Trustee of the University of Massachusetts.
	Matthew T. Murphy, Chief Operating Officer. Matthew Murphy has been a dedicated and talented leader at U.S. Inspect for more than 10 years. Prior to being named Chief Operating Officer, Murphy served as Vice President of Corporate Services, successfully ensuring client satisfaction, business growth, and new business development with U.S. Inspect’s corporate relocation clients. Murphy’s past experience includes leading the Residential Division for U.S. Inspect as Director of Residential Services. As COO, Mr. Murphy is now responsible for the operations of the entire company, drawing on his extensive past experience running both the Residential and Corporate Divisions. Mr. Murphy received a BA in Political Science and Economics from Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia.
	Christopher C. Greene, Chief Financial Officer. Chris Greene joined U.S. Inspect in May 2004, and is responsible for directing the company’s accounting and financial operations. Mr. Greene brings over 16 years of progressive experience from the telecommunications and real estate industries, and is a proven leader in strategic and tactical financial management. Prior to joining U.S. Inspect, Mr. Greene served as Vice President of Finance and Analysis at Winstar Communications, where he directed Winstar’s accounting and finance organizations. While at Winstar he was instrumental in developing the company's business plan and implementing operational efficiencies that resulted in improving cash flow by more than $150 million per year. Additionally, Mr. Greene also served as Winstar’s Vice President of Business Operations and Planning where he directed and implemented the business-planning processes encompassing comprehensive network deployment and development planning. Prior to joining Winstar, Mr. Greene served in a variety of finance and accounting management roles at NHP, Inc, an owner and manager of more than $10 Billion of multi-unit apartment complexes. Mr. Greene received his B.S. in Accounting in 1988 from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
	Edward E. How III, Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary. Ed How joined U.S. Inspect in 1995 as general counsel and oversees legal, risk management and human resources matters of the company. Mr. How is charged with identifying, assessing and minimizing legal and business risks, and advising Executive Management and the Board on various legal and business issues. He is also involved in developing strategic alliances with online and offline businesses, including contractual relationships -- marketing, co-branding, licensing, Web, distribution, promotional, preferred supplier, etc. -- with traditional and Internet-based real estate, corporate relocation and lending services providers. Mr. How earned his Juris Doctor from the George Mason University School of Law in Arlington, Virginia and his BS in Communications from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. A certified relocation professional, Mr. How is a member of the Virginia State Bar.
	Thomas J. Santschi, Chief Technology Officer. Thomas Santschi joined the U.S. Inspect team in 1989 as part of the Radon team and has progressed through the company to the position of Chief Technology Officer, where he is responsible for determining the Company's system requirements and maintaining the company's technological edge in the industry. Mr. Santschi currently manages a staff of more than a dozen information technology professionals. Tom received his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia.